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IN PICTURES: Kelso Civic Week gets under way

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Bonchester Bridge.

Plans go in to bring back Bonchester Bridge caravan park

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Hawick's Albert Road.

Hawick 35-year-old accused of assault with intent to rob admits breaching bail

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Selkirk Sheriff Court.

Sacked Galashiels waitress granted absolute discharge over attempt to blackmail ex-boss

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Neighbours near Kelso at odds over disputed footpath

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Witness appeal issued following crash involving police car on A72 near Peebles

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Amanda honoured for her work keeping Borders pensioners fit

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IN PICTURES: Jethart Callant’s Festival rides to Lanton and Ancrum

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Galashiels police station.

Police appealing for witnesses after housebreaking in Galashiels

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The �32m Jedburgh Grammar Campus is due to open in spring 2020.

Roadworks on way in Jedburgh ahead of opening of £32m campus

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Roadworks on way in Jedburgh ahead of opening of £32m campus

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St Boswells.

Overnight maintenance work being lined up on A68 between Maxton and St Boswells

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Teviot Electric Car Club project manager Andy Maybury.

Hawick electric car club gearing up for launch next month

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Woman, 74, dies after her car hit a tree near Kelso

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Councillors Stuart Bell, Gordon Edgar and Shona Haslam at the notorious Dirtpot Corner on the A72.

Work finishes on ‘Dirtpot Corner’ project

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Hawick 35-year-old accused of assault with intent to rob admits breaching bail

Crime

Selkirk Sheriff Court.

Sacked Galashiels waitress granted absolute discharge over attempt to blackmail ex-boss

Crime

Galashiels police station.

Police appealing for witnesses after housebreaking in Galashiels

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Gregory Lauder-Frost.

Borders community council chairman hit with £500 court bill for breaching race hate laws

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Thunderstorm warnings for the Borders

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Heavy rain could make driving conditions difficult.

Weather: Amber warning as heavy rain expected to hit Borders on Thursday

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Horses and riders take a break at the Haining.

Junior rideout was no washout

Weather

Snow at Carter Bar today.

It’s snow joke – that’s what April showers look like in parts of Borders

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Leaderfoot Viaduct at the foot of the Eildons.

Region braces for snow as Met Office issues warning

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Plans go in to bring back Bonchester Bridge caravan park

Politics

The disputed footpath at Ladyrig at Heiton, near Kelso.

Neighbours near Kelso at odds over disputed footpath

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The �32m Jedburgh Grammar Campus is due to open in spring 2020.

Roadworks on way in Jedburgh ahead of opening of £32m campus

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The old Glenacre bed-and-breakfast at Camptown, near Jedburgh.

Jedburgh couple appeal against rejection of bid to have B&B redesignated as home

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IN PICTURES: Kelso Civic Week gets under way

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Amanda Richard in St Boswells.

Amanda honoured for her work keeping Borders pensioners fit

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Jethart Callant's Festival rideout to Lanton and Ancrum.

IN PICTURES: Jethart Callant’s Festival rides to Lanton and Ancrum

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Earlston In Bloom volunteers

Earlston’s blooming great bunch of volunteers

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Members of Edinburgh and Lothian Souters' Society at their stall at the farmers' market in Selkirk Market Place on Saturday morning. Pictured, from left, are Jim Jackson (society president), Margo Craig, David Young, Brenda Haldane, Margaret Foggo, Ex-Standard Bearer Steven Squance, Arlene Craig, May Stark and Rob Robinson.

City Souters set out their stall in Selkirk

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